Canada’s GUN GRAB Just COLLAPSED NATIONWIDE
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Summary
The Trudeau era gun ban is now headed to the Supreme Court of Canada, and a homeowner in Vaughan, Ontario fired his gun in self-defense against an intruder, and no charges were laid against the homeowner. What's going on here?
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Well, this is breaking news. And honestly, this is great news for legal gun owners in Canada.
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What you're watching right now is the gun grab actually starting to collapse in real time.
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And here's the part the liberals didn't want you to notice. This thing was supposed to be
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locked in like a done deal, finished, no pushback from the public. But now it's actually being
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challenged at the highest level in the country. You see, the challenge to this Trudeau era gun
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ban and its confiscation program is now headed to the Supreme Court. And let's be real for a second,
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a lot of people, myself included, didn't think he would even make it there. Like,
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it wouldn't even be heard. Because in Canada, of course, the courts are in favor of the liberal
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government so the expectation was pretty simple like it's not even going to make it to court
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but it it is and that alone is a massive crack in the system and let's not forget like seriously
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let's not forget what this actually was over 2 500 firearms banned overnight no criminal weapons
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no black market handguns, legal rifles, hunting rifles, shotguns owned by licensed trained
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They targeted those people, while at the same time, criminals are still out there using
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illegal handguns like they always have, actually more than ever.
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So people started asking, who is this really about?
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And this is where things start to shift. Because Canadians didn't just sit back, they pushed back. You've got thousands of people showing up, even in Quebec. Yeah, Quebec, coming out against confiscation. That's not small. That's definitely not nothing. That right there is momentum. And it's not just regular people.
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You've got police leadership, entire departments, provinces like Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario, even Manitoba, and others saying, we're not on board with this and we're not enforcing it.
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On a quiet suburban street in Vaughan, Ontario, three masked men are seen breaking into a home, later fleeing.
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After police say the homeowner fired his gun in self-defense.
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A suspect now identified as Treston Casanova-Allman was dropped off at a hospital with a gunshot wound
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and faces several charges including robbery with a firearm.
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But no charges were laid against the homeowner.
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Just through the investigation and through that evidence,
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we were able to determine that no charges would be laid against him.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford applauded that assessment, suggesting the homeowner could have gone further.
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Congratulations for shooting this guy. Should have shot him a couple more times as far as I'm concerned.
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The opposition leader raised concerns over the seeming support for violence.
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For him to be telling people to shoot each other rather than him fixing the problems, to me it seems like more nonsense.
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The premier has supported the use of self-defense in the past.
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Last year, a man in Lindsay, Ontario was charged with assaulting an alleged intruder
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who broke into his apartment armed with a crossbow.
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Those charges were later dropped, but the case sparked a national debate about self-defense.
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It is really refreshing to see police do some actual investigating in a case like this
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this criminal defense lawyer says self-defense is allowed but the force used must be reasonable
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it's very simple in canada despite how complex it can be when it gets to court which is
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you can use as much force as is necessary to match or respond the threat to you
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and or a loved one so you've got a homeowner who defends his home shoots an intruder and what
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happens? Zero charges, none whatsoever. And then you've got Doug Ford, Premier of Ontario,
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publicly backing him. Think about that for a second. This is Canada where people have been
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scared to defend their homes forever because they don't want to be charged. But now that
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conversation is changing in real time. You're hearing more about self-defense, being able to
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stand your ground, even talk of castle law like they have in the United States, it's starting to
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gain traction here in Canada. They say after the break-in, a resident accessed a legally owned and
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properly stored firearm and shot at the suspect. Suspect is recovering in hospital after being
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shot by a resident during a home invasion in Vaughan.
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Police sharing footage of the incident at a home on Carville Woods Circle shortly before
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Police say after the break-in, a resident accessed a legally owned and properly stored firearm
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and shot at the suspects who got away in a black pickup truck.
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Well, not long after a person was dropped off at a hospital with a gunshot wound.
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So when you zoom out for a second, this isn't just one thing happening.
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This is pressure from every direction, from the courts, from the public, from provinces.
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Not all at once, but piece by piece with defiance from the public.
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Weeks ahead of the federal government's assault-style firearms compensation program closing,
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a door may be opening for gun owners and businesses in Saskatchewan.
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An amendment to the Saskatchewan Firearms Act will allow for now-prohibited firearms
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to be stored on behalf of the province through a certificate of exemption.
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You know, we are approaching this new prime minister and his government on a case-by-case basis.
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This would be one of the points where we don't agree.
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True, I don't think the provincial government can force the federal government to pay compensation if they don't want to.
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They can definitely say it's, you know, it's, they're worth this much and we're going to store them.
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And we're going to store them in the individual's home until you pay the compensation, which could be indefinitely.
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First in Ottawa, you know, the Supreme Court agrees to hear challenges to your government's firearm ban.
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The colleagues are wondering what's your reaction or your concern for what this could mean for the future question to the policy?
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Look, the Supreme Court has given leave for a hearing on elements of Bill C-21 and the regulations there too.
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So we look forward to defending our position at the Supreme Court.
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We are bound by the decisions of the court and we look forward to robustly defending the government's position, which we're very confident will be in our favor.
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So now I've got to ask you, is this the beginning of the end for the gun confiscation program here in Canada or do they try to double down?
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